Table 2 Summary of differences in functional connectivity between amputees and controls in the “residual limb” model.

From: Lower limb amputees undergo long-distance plasticity in sensorimotor functional connectivity

ROI A

ROI B

T

P FDR

P FWE

S2_L

S2_R

−6.52

0.000

0.000

S1_R

M2_R

4.51

0.001

0.001

M2_L

M2_R

−3.73

0.001

0.044

M1_L

M1_R

−3.71

0.001

0.050

S1_L

S1_R

−2.98

0.008

0.963

S1_R

M1_R

2.83

0.009

0.995

S1_R

S2_R

2.28

0.036

1.000

  1. Differences in functional connectivity between amputees and controls in the “residual limb” model, listed in order of FDR-corrected statistical significance (P < 0.05). FWE-corrected values are also shown. Positive T values indicate increased connectivity in amputees compared to controls between each pair of ROIs. Negative T values indicate decreased connectivity in amputees compared to controls.
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